Viber iPhone app adds free texts to its free calls service

Viber, an iOS telephony app, might mimic Skype in functionality, but with the addition of free
text messaging in the latest 2.01 version it might even make you
switch to its services. Unlike Skype, Viber integrates tightly with
your iPhone's phone book, so you don't have to keep a third-party app
open at all times. In addition, you also get unobtrusive notifications allowing you to continue what you're doing without being distracted.

After installing it, you can call and
text other Viber users for free and push notifications won't let you
miss a message or a call. The new version adds a fresh polish to the
user interface. So why don't you check it out on the App Store (an Android version is in the works as well), the
voice quality is pretty decent and it's free. Nothing can beat that,
can it?

7.Viber (unregistered)

That's not entirely true.
A user can choose to to use WiFi. In that case his internet would be completely free.
Otherwise, even on 3G, Viber uses only 0.5MB per minute of call. In most countries that is cheaper than making a regular call.

8.ptiew (unregistered)

9.Viber (unregistered)

@ptiew

Apple allows only SOME external devices (earphones, bluetooth, etc.) to work with 3rd party applications (that are not the main iPhone application).

We improved our support for such devices, but there is a limit to what we can do, as some devices are restricted by Apple, and we cannot bypass it.
All we can recommend is for you to try it out, until you find an earphone that works with Viber.

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